Economic Statistics and Data
International.
Other nation’s governmental statistical agencies.
Encyclopedic access to economics  statistics and data.
Click on blue button for a summary of information at site
Worldwide statistical information by country, region, or topic.
The WWW virtual library in statistics.
Time series data in finance, economics, production, sales, and other areas.
Statistical sites provided by Statistics Finland.
A mega site of country and regional statistical links.
Australian government statistics.
Canadian government statistics.
British government statistics
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Population statistics from the UN.
Statistics from Japan’s MOF.
UN’s economics  statistics and data portal.
World Bank’s  statistics and data portal.
Business and other statistics – OECD countries.
Population data from the Population Reference Bureau.
China statistical data
Graphical comparisons – country statistics.
Management Accounting Information Center

An Internet Site For Researching Management, Accounting, and Business  Information
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Websites linked to from this page hopefully will provide a company useful economic statistics and data for countries other than the United States.
Economic and financial time series data for many countries from the International Monetary Fund.
World-wide.
European Union.
South and Latin America, and Canada.
Asia.
Population statistics and data.
Time series data.
Employment statistics for OECD countries.
Statistics for Asian countries.
      A Yahoo Pipes Search Product
Search Blogs for Economics Information

This Yahoo Pipes product searches several economics blogs for results related to the terms you enter in the box.  The purpose of this product is to quickly extract information from a pipe of feeds containing economics information.

Click here to go to this Yahoo Pipes product.

Right clicking should lead to being able to open a new window.
Swiss statistics.
A German site for finding economics information on the Internet.
Middle East.
Israel’s statistics agency.
Gross Domestic Product Trends -2008 to 2010
The graph to the right was created using Google’s Chart Tools.

The graph shows changes from 2008 to 2010 in gross domestic product (GDP) in US dollars for 13 countries.  Next to the country’s name in the legend is the GDP percentage increase from 2008 to 2010.   Four countries (Japan; Germany; Russia; and Mexico) had a decrease in GDP from 2008 to 2010.  Three countries (China; India; and Indonesia) had double digit increases.

China stands out because not only did it have the largest percentage increase but it also started from a base GDP ($8.204 trillion in 2008) more than double the amount of the next highest GDP percentage increased country (India; 16% increase; base = $3.478 trillion).

Data is from the Central Intelligence Agency’s World Book.   Click here to go to the Central Intelligence Agency’s data.
List of national statistics sites and yearbooks (PDF file).
The graph to the right is a World Bank – Google collaborative project. 

Right click on “Explore data” to go to a Google site, where you can select over 150 countries to compare how the country’s gross national income per capital compares to the average world percentage and to other countries.

Right click on “World Bank, World Development Indicators” to go to the World Bank website and to their world development indicators databases.

The graph should be updated automatically as the World Bank updates their database.